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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-12
The Situation IN Central ASIA

The news published several days ago re-
garding the friendly attitude Of the Emir
of Bokhara towards Russia, together with
the warnings to England from the st. Pc
tersburg press, bad prepared the public
mind for the more recent statement that
comes from London that the British Gov
eminent regard the situation in Central
Asa as very serious. Despite her protesta-
lions TO the contrary, there can be no doubt
that Russia has never had any desire
TO settle the Afghan boundary question.
That question is practically as far from
settlement rs it ever was. 1t continues a
cause Of friction, and Russia has been
steadily improving the time occupied in
negotiations by strengthening her
strategic position in Central Asia by
pushipg railroad building and by foment-
ing feeling against the Ameer Of Afghan
istan and the knglish, which gives her
mole important Autographed frontier.
On the northwest border Of ABDUR.
RARNAN's domains Russian agents have
been industTiOusly cultivating and stimuli
ting the hatred that already existed against
tie Afghans, while in the vicinity OF
Herat they bsve been plotting with the
adherants Of VAGUE KHAN. As we pointed
out the other day, and as now seems 70 be
generally conceded. the evident object OF
this is to clear the way for simultaneous
movement on Herat and Cabul aud thu,
divide any force that the English, under
thesr treaty With ABDURRAuMAS, might
send TO his assistance. Yet for
all this-yet despite the fact that 1t
Is announced that the English admit the
gravity OF the siiuati0n-the advantage OF
the game In Central Asia Is not altogether
With Russia. Lord DUFYERIS has been
dangerously silent as far as any outgivings
10 the public are concerned, but has, II APP
pears, been steadily preparing 10 return as
tar al possible 10 the BgACOssYIELD policy.
TO do this now would involve military
movement 10 force, aud that he Is ready to
make such q movement cannot be ques.
toned. He, too, has been opening the
road for advances, and II ia more than pro-
bsble that In case Russia should determine TO
20 10 war be would meet her more than bali
way. Not only that, bat he seems to have
fuiiy anticipated Russian designs upon Box
bsia. The possession Of that country
would make Russia near neighb0r to
China. While the Cars influence has
been at work among the tribes In Bokbara
that have been the victims Of Afghan OPP
preston, DUFYERlss influence ha, been at
work among the western Chinese tribes,
who hate the Russians with an undying
hatred, and who constitute some OF the
best fighting men In Central Asia. l. will
b. seep, therefore, that should hostlliliey
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-12
TIE SOUTH SIDE.
THE BONDS OF OFFICERS IN PRINCE
GEORGE COUNTY.
Sudden Death Of a Citizen Fire in Din.
widdie- Personal and News
Notes.
rcorrcspopdencc OF the Richmond Dispatch ]

correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
PETERsBCnG, Va, June II, 1897.
Tho Petersburg District Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church, south.
met I'm annual session this week at Bay
View church. IN Islc Of wight county.
~. Attendance Of Clergy and lay delegates
was quite large. The meeting was very
ul,asant ana profitable one, and the ho>pi-
iant, Of the good people Of Isle Of wight
Nas unhounded. The following were
elected delegates to the annual conference
from tins district: J. W. Bradbury, NJ. A.
Ca.bill, W. Il. Ferguson, and w. l.. Pee
bis.
Mr.. John W. Wells, an old and well
known citizen. died very suddenly last
night at his home OF Harding street.
The sales Of loose tobacco this week az.
grcgaied about 10000 pounds, and better
prices were obtained Than for some we ,kS
past.
At the recent term OF his court in Prince
George county Judge Rives decided to i'm
crease the amount of the bonds to be given
by the county officers. Several OF the
newly.elected officials failed TO qualify in
consequence. and some connection has
been caused among the parties an1 their
friends. II Is understood that application
VIII he Hduc by the NiIlltH w uu1HblOu ~
Judge Hancock, OF the Circuit Court, on
Monday to be permitted to qualify before
him. Judge Rlyes claims that he has full
authority under the law to advance the
penyliy OF the bonds, and that the same
was done in Surry county.
The announcement OF the death OF Rev.
". 4. &. Gregory was received with SIN
cerc regret in this community, where he
wa 50 well known.
The store OF Mr. William Myers. nj
SutheIand's, in Dinwiddic county, was de.
,iroyed 10y fire night or two ago, and the
entire stock Of merchandise was burned.
PERSONAL NOTES.
A telegram received here TODAY an
nounces the death, at her home, in Motto
way, OF Miss Mamie Foes. one OF the
most beautiful and charming Young ladies'
of the South side, iavOrIbly knoGn in So
ciely here.
Miss Helen Cameron. Of this city, will
sail for Europe on wednesday as one OF
the party under the management OF Miss
Shaw.
Mr. JsmCs Dunlop, one OF our most re-
spccted citizens, VINO has been confined at
bone by severe sickness for some weeks, Is
able TO he on the street again.
Rev. Thomas Sucncer, who has been sick
for some time, is improving.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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What Should the Convention Do {?

In 1883, when the Democratic party were
all Mt sea upon the debt question. the
Lynchburg Convention was held under the
auspces OF John S. Barbour and in that
convention the keynote OF victory was
sounded, which has swelled into a song Of
triumph ever since.
We favor the ascendancy OF the Dem)-
cratic party because the best interests OF
the whole people are advanced therebg,
and in order to that a:cendancy we fay n
holding a convention In LynchOnrg or
some other prominent city this summer.
We believe that Il goas-you.pease contest
this fail will be risky and dangerous.
There would be too mpch confusion OF
counsel and TOO much conflict OF sentI-
ment on the subject. Every local leader
would be at liberty to enunciite his
own views as 10 the question when asked,
What IS the present attitude OF your Darsy,
as d party, on the debt question! What re-
ply could we give! What would hinder
one Democrat who believes In the Rhea
amendment running for the Legislature
against one who Is opposed to III And
what would avert the dagger OF diverse
candidates, representing each diverse
view, running In every legislative disifiety
In order 10 avoid all this let conyen-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-12
A Convention.

Tic Bcdford Democrat iayors a conven-
ton. IL says:
eve are ~ opinion that the party Is
lraciicqlly pariicnlarlv united on the pro-
position OF our legislative debt commit -
.iou. excepting few extreme rcpu IN
ZIONIST, on the one side. and few VINO gre
wiling to sscr'Gcc orr schools AID S'ie
institutions in The interest OF Che b1n"'
holders on the other. We cannot eNp'c'
% brirg these irr"concllah'cs together. bu'
a convention win show them that the ere y
mas Of the Democracy are s,an1ing on
the middle ground bet wren these extremes
ard many ~ them will then give IN thor
adhesion 10 The policy adoptcd bv the CON-
ventiop. II viii be FAR better to 60 into
the canvass With new declaration o.
our position than 10 engage In Kind oi
guerilla warfare which can only bring dis
astcr."
Yes, q convention will open the eyes oil
those persons who are laboring under the
impression that the people are longing for
an opportunity 10 accept the proposition
OF sir EDWARD THORNTON.
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Irurrah for Ayers!

VIC applaud and the people OF virginia
will applaud the stand taken Nv AtIorbe!.
General Ayers 10 opposition to the Infamous !,
authority assumed by Judge Bond IN MS
recent order su.pcndiug the operations oil
The recent act Of the Le isature known NJ
lbe eoupon.crusher," and placing the
highest authorizes OF the state subject 10
arrest and Imprisonment ut the aDitrLry
olctum OF the said Bond. On thai issue
Attorney.General Ayers l. willing t. serve
warrant and go 10 ill, and then tt WI ia
seen whether we nov baye any sale
Government at all, or live under an absolute
drspolism with Federal Judge to inter-
nrci and administer our State laws
Llnchburq AdUdnce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-12

ONO FNGII~H.-The New York SHn
takes Governor FORAKER 10 task for having
used the word chin" instead OF "his"
in the following sentence:
"No later than yesterday / received a
letter from Senator sherman cOuched IN
language becoming our long.standng and
>til'-epduring friendship, in reference TO
him being guest at my house"
Tie sun is unfair. II was the reporter,
no doubt, aud not the Governor, that made
the mistake. Or perhaps it was the printer.
Never let 1t be admitted that Republican
Governor could be guilty OF such blum
der
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-12

The Dispatch is cOnfdsnt that the Dem y
Gratis VIII carry ten out Of the districts which
elect senators this fall, which would make
The Senate stand - Democrats, 10 Repub'
licaus. 80 that # the Democrats elect As
many rs "a members OF the House OF Dele
Gates they will have a minority on Joint bali
lot. In the present House tue Democrats
have 6S members, and the Dispatch says 1t
can name counties which will be sure to
elect that many Democrats to the next
House" When It is remembered that the
next Democratic campaign is to be con.
Quoted under the personal direction OF Hon.
John :. Barbour. one OF the best political
ORGANIZERS in the country, II would seem
that the prospects of General Malone for
returning to the United States Senate are
not OF very rOseate character Charleston
helsS and Courier.
Is Mr.. RIDDLEBERGER absolutely nobody
that his seat should be considered open to
MAHoNEg Why should not RIDDLEBEEGER
be his own successor IN ease the Republ'
cars carry the next Legislature?-as Of
course they won't.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-12

lion he held ard pbifirm the desire
and dciermination 81 lhe Dtmocritic party
10 sbidc by the ba-is oI settlement Ini
down IN the R,dGlebrrgcr bill aud formally
exhortipp all creditors OF The State to COM
uIy with IT'S terms. Then let 4 resolution
lie ras,ed r, comm ndipg the holding Of a
copsiltutIoral convention 10 1888, IA which
provision similarao the Rbel amendment
shall he formed and submitted through the
LEGISLATURE TO tie people. thus ioreshidow.
ing 10 the bondholdors what the final and
inevitable results must bc II they persist in
their med folly. =,
Depend upon II, such action AZ this VIII
give Us all an authoritative STANDARD TO 90
by m the fall campaign, ADD will pnt In the
mouths 81 al our speakers the slogan OF
victory which shall rcsound from the noun.
rains TO the sea. and rally all Our party to
one last grand effort for the settlement oil
ihi, troublesome miiter, and The perml-
nent ,lomioatiDn oi Democracy In Tie Com
monXeallb.- Warren NcSSonqer.
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Dyspepsia and Torpid liver
ALBANY. y. y, Nav II. 1885.

ALBANY, \. u, Nav H. 1885. \
have been great sufferer from dyspep.
sra, water. brnsd. acid stomach, and cOnsti.
patton for the last fifteen months. Some
TINE ago read in one OF Brandrelh's Calen.
dars the case Of a gentleman In Albany who
was cured Of similar affection by using
Allecck's Porous Phsters. Knowing the
gentleman referred 10 IN said calendar, |
purchased ihfee-One wore on the pit OF
the stomach and two on my right side. |
wore them week, then took \ BATH, and
removed the plasters. washed the places
with cologne, rubbed them dry, and then
applied fresh Alleock's Porous Plasters |
found my appetite and digestion much i'm.
proved in two weeks; In three weeks nv
bowels became regular; aud nov, after
using the plastsrs for four weeks, / 6nd
myself entiiely cured.
NATHANIEL HYATT.
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MARRIAGES.

BAILEY-FRANCISCO. Married. MAY %,
1857, at ST Peters Cathedral, by Rev. Father
Dinnoen, Mr.. J. T. BAILEY 70 Miss CHRIS
TINE c. FRANCISCO; both Of Richmond, Va.
No cards.
HAMMACK-CRABBIN In MIL
ton, n. & June s. 1sH1, by tho kev. /. y. Faw-
celtic. WILLIAM q. lIAMMACk 70 Miss LAURA
&. CRABBIN; both OF Richmond.
JACKSON-WIIITLOC K.-Married, on Juno
o, 1857, AT ST. Johns church, by Rev. J. Il. New
ton. Mr. A. D. JACKSON and Mls3 HATTIE \.
WhI1LOCk, daughter Of Sergeant William u.
Whitlock: all OF Richmond. No cards.
KAY-PETTUS.-Marr June :, lSS, at
tho residence of the brides father, Thomas r.
Pettus, Esq, in Charlotte county. by Row. W.
4. IIalrlip. Miss ELLA :. PErTUS 20 Mr..
JAMES b. KAY, Of Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-12

commence now, they would In all prooa'
hilty not I've confined 10 mere "incident"
such as The penideb incident which
would bc smoothed over by dioioDats, bu'
would lead to war on a gigantic scIle. "
Is true that In Russian military move
mcnis. es we'll rs IN Russian policy. II IL
gen, rally The unexpected that happens, bu'
ali The indications ave that mltters oave
gore ,oo far this time for the expected
W., a bold. aggressive, determined Rus
sian march upon Aichanstan-not TO hap
Nm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-12

The Acknowledgement OF the United
states figures as follows in the New York
Void:
Garland's summer outfit 0etieS descrip-
tion. His alpaca coat j, cut like an over
coat. 1t bulecs at the shoulders and flaps
around his legs. A pair of baggy trousers,
a While vest, and a straw hat help to COM
plete his strange attire"
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Deaths.

BAKFR-Died Friday, June 10Th, a, $50 A.
W., MARY HAGERLENE BAKER, the daughter
Of Henry and Sarah Baker; aged ten years
ten months and ton days.
Loved by all who knew her. Asleep in Jesus.
Funeral will take place from Manchester
Baptist church at 3 o'clock THIS EVENING.
BLAIR.-Died. Saturday. June 18th, nj his
residence, No. Is south Third street, at l:lU
o'clock ?. ~. JAMES HERON BLAIR.
Funeral from Grace-Streot Presbyterian
church MONDAY the 18th instant ut IL o'clock.
Friends OF the family are invited to attend.
BROOKS-Died. at the residence Of her hus-
tand, PIP south Laurel street, Friday evosiug
June 10Th. at twenty-five minutes after =
O'Clock, LAURA f., beloved wife OF Joseph {.
Brooks; aged fifty years and six months.
Her funeral will take place from 81. Peters
Cathedral THIS Sunday EVENING, June
18th, at o'clock. Her friends are Invited to
attend.
JONFS.-Died, Sunday morning, June 5th,
at l O'Clock, at the residence OF his parents.
No. west Marshall street, JUDSON CAR
LYLE. only and beloved child Of Roberl j.. aud
Lauru V. Jones; aged seven months and twelve
days.
Our treasure in Heaven.
The funeral took place from the above
named residence Monday afternoon the 9TH in
slant al O'Clock.
MCEVOY Died, at her residence, corner Of
Cary and Reservoir streets, 1T l:i5 o'clock p
NJ. J,nie II, Iss7. MARl kOSENA, beloved
vile cf James II. McEyoy, in tho weuty-ninth
year Of her age.
Farewell. dear children, lamentno more;
lam not lost bus gone before.
Behold this place in which lie,
As Won nre now 20 once was ].
My i.me has come and am gone,
10 leave you thus all fOrl0rn
YET hoVo on. children. do not delay.
Thiuk Of your mother. and still obey
Your God aud mine. who's our only friend,
Til death YOUR trouble soon will end.
Pray for me. hut 90 not cry,
The Saviour died for you and !.
Hor funeral will take place from ST. Narv's
German Catholic church MONDAY MORNING,
June i2th. N O'Clock. Friends and a.
quaintancos OF the family are respectfully IN
yited TO attend without further notice.
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Jumped Overheard and was
Drowned.

NORFOLK, Va, June LITTLE schooner
Mary Riley, OF Bridgeton. \. j., which ar
rived to-day from New York, reports that
while at anchor in Hampton Roads George
w. Little, OF Washington, ID. c.. the stew
ard Of the vessel. jumped overheard and
WAS drowned. The deceased was white
man, and leaves family In Washington.
lie Slipped on the NJ Try Riley ut New
York, and had apparently been drinking
heavily for some time. A boat was lowered
and efforts made TO save the man. but with
out success; nor could his body be re-
cow rod
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1900 rEnrE-Diuc.

Some persons have suggested That my
Offer 10 Give five gallons of my Superior
XXXX Whisky, which | sell at 81 PER
.allon or 81 per quart for tlve.ceut piece
~ ISG2 I, Joke, ~ none lscre coined mt
Yc0r. TIosItiyely assert tba' quite 4 NUN
Der were issued from the mint in 1902. and
my offer sim stands eood-Gye gallons Of
Superior xxx Whiskey for Unlted
states lsc.cent piece Of 1902 in GOOD con-
dition. JULIEN BTNF0RD,
1910 aast Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-12
LYNC7iBVRG.
Died rroIn Ills WOunds-SnOw-An
ASsi~nmeuf.
fsrccial telegram. 10 the Dispatch.

Special Telegram. 10 the Dispatch.l
LYNCnBURG, Va, June II Abe Tate,
the Lcgro shot by Henry Blrksdale near
this city Thursday, died this mOrnin2.
Baks dale has been TCdrrc>ted.
There wa a slight fall Of snow here about
1 O'Clock this morning. 1t lasted bat few
minutes. Early r:serS saw thin covering
on the BlUe RIDGE. which was dissolved by
the first rays Of the sun. 1t has been cool
all dav.
TIE NelrS has information that the CrO-
yer steel and Iron COOpany, who have a
large furnace at Roanoke, have made an
a,,i.Dment, preferring creditors 20 the
amount Of SS7S,000.
At meeting Of the members OF the bar
to-day resolutions OF respect to the memory
II the late l.. ID. ChristiIn were adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-12

4 telegram from Carlisle, Pa, says that
Dickinson College was again the scene Of
disorder Thursday night. The under
graduates raijcd reception given by the
president Of the institution" Dickinson
has become noted for it, backyard course,
and needs sadly chair Of spanking.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-12
Thanks.

We have received through Mr. 4. O.
BoNNEIL, Of the DanUlIe N. " Adcerti'
ser, secretary Ct the New York Press As
ISOLATION, an invitation TO attend the thirty
first annual meeting Of that association,
which takes place at Boston, Mass. June
18th and 18th inclusive. There will be an
excursion from Boston to Newport on this
oono.iun
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-12

.'The Springfield Eeppblican doesn't
like the idea OF Queen NIcTomA's 'cOm-
handing PHILLIPS Brooks to preach for
her," Nevertheless, We hope Mr.. Brooks
will not reflect upon American gentility by
refusing to obey the cOmuand.' If he
has been properly raised be will obey any
command l4dy may give him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-12

"Russia is playing into the hands OF
Germany in a manner that must be any,
Thing hut satisfactory or cheering to our
friends the French" But Just at present
Germany holds bigger trumps than France.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-12
ALYNCmING PROPHEsIED.
The Case of John Gwynn at Dam
vile.
Special telegram to the Dlspatc'

Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l
DANvILLE, June lin the Hastings
Count to day John GVynn was arraigncd
for the murder OF Lucien Motley. Gwynn
was tried some month, ago and convicted
Of murder IN the first degree. hut the YER
diet was set aside and a new trial granted.
To-day the Common wealth's attorney asked
for time 10 secure additional wltnrs 'es /;
but the Court thought he had had suilic ent
time, and insisted on 4 trial. The Com
monweath's attorney thereupOn entered a
none prOSequi and the prisoner was dis
charged. The courtroom was filed with
coored people, and much feeling was mani
tested. MANY people have prophesied that
Glynn will be lynched Tonight, hut 1t Is
E. 1bable that no violence will be used.
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EpW ROOA.

The Stoyu Of HcHakahtl0. Bv lIENGY ;
WELCOME. London and New YORK :
SAxON n Co. 1887. Price $3.50.
This, said to be 81 story Of outrage upon
and cruelty TO aciyilized Indian community
on the part % the Dominion Of Canada"
For sale by the publishers.
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WANTED. At ONCE. SEVERAL
" FIHST-CLASS COLO RED WOMEN
(cCok-1 ne from SO TO 80 per month; rs.
WOMIN vi daughters from liitona 90 twfntr
veG.s end; also. tWcniy-ise Women all Gicl-
fcr general Homework North. Eyreu 90 o..
trip advanced. =. P.JCSfle,
Employment Agency.
9norlh Fifteenth street., Richmond, "a.
10 Io-ffs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-12

FORAKER saws he is an Out-and-out SHER
MAN man. Evidence accumulates daily
TO show that SHERMAN cannot get the Re-
publican nomination for President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-12

BELLE 0P Bourbon Ten-Year. Old Whis.
key. For People Of Weak Constitutions,
or those run down by oyerwork, O small
wino-glasslul OF this Pure Wbiskev wit
Prove beneficial. Wholesale BY u. A,
kAUNpkRa q S0N.
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~ Gced upon The property. ....4
QJAELE> s. 49,.
"a -
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ssILgTAEY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS COMPANY A.
L ( RICHNONp, VA. June II, 1877. -GESERALb
ORDERS No. --. A~ssmble Al armory THIS Il
(Suuday) AtTEkNOON a. Z O'clock. IN fluf'
dress uniform (blue pants, 70 attsn services Il
at Dr. Roges. Assemble II 1 Z. 81. MONDAY
IN white pants for parade.
BY order Z. GRAY BnsslEUX. Captain
iei2lt j. GIBBS, First Sorgean.
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EEvANTLp, y GOOD BAKER.
W ATplyat t.s American Hotel.
fcialt. j. =. DODSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-12

The public cannot fail to entertain an
appreciation Of the bOldncss ana cJ"r'gc
oil Mr.. Aver. - PHsVUdRtn IFiO""e'
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BRIEF COMMENT.

1t is pretty definitely settled that New
Hampshire Will have a hOrse.marine repre-
sentative in the United States Senate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-12

on MONDAY, JUNE r.. Isl,
no 100 O'Clock. ! will sell 20 my aurron-horsa
Il desirable collection Of HOUSEHOLD FUR
Nl1IRE for an executor and FOR parties To-
moving from the city. consisting In part %
BEDNTEADS, WARDROBhS, TABLES,
FEATHER-BEDS aud PILLOWS.
BEDDING. LINEN and 'cII TON SHEETS,
HAIR ana Sill k-MAi'IRE~'ES,
VERY nhNDSOaE WALNU rCASf "ItN-
MER" REFRIGERATOR and WATER
COOLER,
Several GOOD ICECIlESIS.
WALNUT ETEGEtS with vi rrors.
MAHOGANY MARDROBhs and BOOK
CASES.
EXCELLENT "DEITZ" OIL COOk-SrOYE,
SINGER SEWING-MACnINE IN goo order,
several GOOD SECONDHAND SEWING
MACHINES.
RATH-TUBS, WATER-COOLERS,
Several trunks OF theatrical and other
CLOTHING sold by dire 'tion u tho Sheriff
Of tho city of Richmond.
A good assortment ~ 1liOGNERY and TIN
NARE. and othor useful huJ oEhEEfING
ARTICLES.
Ny -ales are made for CASH, and articles
sold must he removed 4, once.
furniture and other merchandise viii Do
STORED during the summer months AZ regular
rates. iLDlffE W MAGb.
fe y Auction'er.
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WANTED. MERCHANTS. law
W YERS, MANUFACTUREGS. and o.hfr.
10 huy no REMINGTON STANDARD TYPE
WRIT ER. Tioy advertise Your hriu3a- and
facilitate yolr WORK. They Absolutely pay f]-
themsoiyc- every six months. Learners key
boards. 10. Best typewriter supplies nlra!
on hald. Tyvc-wc'rr5 put on rial
JOHN j. CT LPEFER,
10 lo-ltf giJ east Main street Qlls; nO'r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-12

Egg CHHDREN'S DAY.-WEST
MAIN-sTREET BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL
will observe "Children's Day THIS MoRHNG
at o'clock. Interesting exercises, speeches,
Sc. The public are cordially Invited to be
present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-12
Funeral Notice.

Tho funeral Of tho late Mrs. MARTHA j.
JARVIS. mother OF A. J. Vaughan, will take
place from Trinity Nethodist church SUNDAY
MORNING, june I2th, at 0 o'clock